The annals of King James and King Charles the First ... containing a faithful history and impartial account of the great affairs of state, and transactions of parliaments in England from the tenth of King James MDCXII to the eighteenth of King Charles MDCXLII : wherein several material passages relating to the late civil wars (omitted in former histories) are made known.

Sub' r' capt' sibot' per Crastinum Martini de Termino Sancti Hill' Anno 43 Eliz. Reginae Rotl' 89.

DOmina Regina mandavit praedilecto & fideli Con∣silar. suo Johanni Popham Mil. Capital. Justic. Dominae Reginae ad placita coram ipsa Regina tenend. Assign', Ac dilectis & fidel. suis, Johanni Clinch, Francisco Gawdie & Edwardo Fenner, Justic. ipsius Dominae Reginae ad placita praed. aut eorum alicui bre∣ve suum de privat. Sigill. manu sua propria sigillat. quod sequitur in haec verba.

By the Queen.

TRusty and welbeloved we greet you well,

Whereas William Constable late of London Kt. Henry Carewe late of London Knight, Henry Linsey late of London Knight, Ellis Jones late of London Gent. Charles Ogle late of London Gent. Robert Pitchfork late of Lon∣don Gent. John Wright late of London Gent. Christopher Wright late of London Gent. and Edmond Whitlock late of London Gent. for the late treasonable attempt by the late Earl of Essex, have been committed to several Places and Prisons for their Offences committed, some in one sort and some in another, and stand among others Indicted of High Trea∣son for their several Offences, forasmuch as of our Princely Disposition, we are graciously bent to extend our Grace and favour unto them, and that they shall be bailed, We will and command you, That you or any of you, do bail the above named persons, or any of them, to appear before us in our Court, com∣monly called the King's Bench, at such time, and in such manner and form, as to you or a∣ny of you shall seem fit, And this shall be ••ur sufficient Warrant and Discharge in that be∣half.

Given under our Signet at our Palace of Westminster the Twentieth of March, 1600.

and in the Three and fourtieth year of our Reign.

To our trusty and right well-beloved Counsel∣lor Sir John Popham Kt. Chief Justice of our Pleas, to be holden before us. To our tru∣sty and well-beloved John Clench, Francis Gawdic and Edward Fertner Justices of the same Pleas, or to any of them.